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The effects of childhood family disruption on sexual attitudes, experiences and well-being
More than 40% of children in the representative UK Millennium Cohort Study experienced a risk of family disruption (i.e., not living with both biological parents by age 14), a circumstance widely recognized as shaping the early developmental environment. Yet the longer-term implications of family di
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